The flawed US indictment of Chinese hackers
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a week when the US and China engaged in a verbal slugfest over
Beijing’s outsized hegemonic claims in the East and South China Seas and
its attempts to bully Asian neighbors into tacit submission, it’s not
easy to pen an essay warning US leaders that the May 19
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indictment of five Chinese military hackers is factually weak and
conceptually flawed. But in standing up to—and even taking action
against—Beijing’s military and economic cyber sabotage, the United
States needs to present the world with a more precise and clearly
delineated defense of its action.
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